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In its ambitious scope and exquisite execution, Lowe’s ‘Lover, Other’ exemplifies the vitality of the album format and demands to be heard as a complete body of work.
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“The bottom line was that we just wanted to express ourselves,” Andy Chase says of the motivation behind ‘Apartment Life.’ “The freedom to do it just the three of us was really what drove us.”
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“I love writing as a form of processing experiences for myself,” Schlabs says. “But experiencing songs together is a common way we humans can connect to and express empathy for one another.”
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“It’s absolutely insane that we’ve been a band for this long,” Ivarsson admits. “The same band members since the start and that makes me twice as proud.”
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“The new album is going to be very, very personal,” Kaye explains. “Each song will tell you something about me that I couldn’t share before because I wasn’t ready to be so honest.”
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“There’s a nice absoluteness to the thought that one must tell the truth or eventually face the consequences,” Simpson reflects in explaining the inspiration behind the title of the band’s new album.
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“I think myopia can be very useful for creativity on a micro level, as long as you know your answer or narrative isn’t the only one,” Obel explains.
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“I think success is being able to make your art and being happy,” Auster reflects. “This, to me, is enough.”
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‘Juliana Hatfield Sings The Police’ arrives in stores November 15th courtesy of American Laundromat Records.
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“I think the important thing to do is to stay humble, work hard, be kind and never lose sight of who you are,” Waldon explains.
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“I hear so many people’s personal stories because of sharing music and that’s what continually inspires me to keep writing songs,” Anne confides.
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“’YU’ has been such a joy to make and it’s deepened my understanding of collaboration,” the London-based singer-songwriter-instrumentalist says of her new album, in stores now.
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“Each record we have released is authentic to a particular time in our lives,” Linford Detweiler explains. “They are all mile markers on a long road that beckoned to us in our youth.”
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“Modern love is all around us and it has so much character,” Hennessy says. “It’s a dysfunctional kind of love due to the modern climate we live in, but this album really embraces that.”
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“Writing and recording most of the album in rural Somerset was extremely special,” Moss confides. “The elements, trees and moon cycle became the brightest, loudest companions.”
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“’Know Your Enemy’ is an example of the Manics’ iconoclast tendencies,” Naish explains. “But very little has been written about it and its obtuseness has mostly been forgotten or dismissed.”
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‘Record Redux: Madonna’ is the fourth installment of Harrison’s “Record Redux” series following the previous Spice Girls, Carly Simon and Donna Summer volumes.
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Kandace Springs’ sophomore studio album ‘Indigo’ is slated to hit stores September 7th courtesy of Blue Note Records.
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“For me, it just starts with songwriting,” Rae reflects. “I love so many different kinds of music, and hopefully notes of all of it come through in some way.”
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The energy you get being in the room with the right people is priceless,” KINGDM says of the recording process. “Sharing the experience of seeing a song come to life is incredible.”
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